Carter weighs tax cut prospects in early administration
President-elect Jimmy Carter said a tax cut is not a guaranteed move next year and will consult Congress before acting. Budget director nominee Bert Lance said a tax cut is virtually certain, but Carter remains open. They discussed stimulus options, unemployment goals, and potential job programs amid mixed economic signals.
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Carter Whittles lineup whittled to about 70 nominees
Carter outlines a narrowed list of about 70 candidates for cabinet posts and undersecretaries. John Doar is discussed for attorney general and Rep. Bob Bergland for agriculture. Mondale and Jordan drive the talent hunt as Carter aims for a stable four year team, with decisions pending and no scheduled interviews yet.
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Washington
Italian Premier Andreotti Meets Ford in White House Welcome
Italian Premier Giulio Andreotti arrived in Washington for a two day visit aimed at backing Italy's economic recovery. He did not meet President-elect Carter but spoke with Vice President-elect Mondale after a 20 minute White House ceremony. Ford praised Andreotti's resolve amid inflation and unemployment.
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Skies To Clear In Kansas After Front Passes
A cold front crossed Kansas bringing light rain and snow with very cold conditions. Northern winds of up to 35 mph occurred as highs stayed in the 20s and 30s. Temperatures will rise to the 40s and 50s Tuesday under clear skies with little precipitation for Wednesday through Friday.
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Ottawa Planning Commission Agenda Tuesday 7 PM
The Ottawa Planning Commission holds a 7 p.m. Tuesday meeting with a public hearing on a zoning ordinance change to permit building on undersigned lots of record and proposed use changes for office and institutional zones. They continue the hearings on Loyd Builders zoning petition for land on the west side of Main between 13th and 15th, rezoning from office and institutional to neighborhood shopping district.
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Legislators Scurry For Key Posts In Kansas Senate
In Topeka, Ross Doyen won unanimous GOP support to stay Senate president while Jack Steineger narrowly retained the Democratic minority leader post. Opening day votes on Jan 10, 1977 will confirm these nominations. GOP also chose a new majority leader, vice president, and five Rules and Calendar Committee nominees, amid a push to abolish that panel.
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Moundridge
Norman Gaar
R.westwood
Robert V. Talkington
Talkington
Edward I. Reilly Jr
Leavenworth
Steineger
GOP
Carlin Made History as Kansas House Speaker Pick
In Topeka John Carlin of Smolan was chosen by the Kansas House Democrats to be the first Democrat speaker in 64 years, with the caucus vote effectively deciding the outcome. Republican Wendell Lady of Overland Park was named minority leader after defeating John Hayes of Hutchinson 92 to 27. Patrick J. Hurley of Leavenworth was elected majority leader by the Democrats with no opposition.
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Overland Park
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Leavenworth
Project Funding Dilemma for Ottawa Elderly Housing
Ottawa faces a funding dilemma as bids for the North American Apartments project exceed estimates by nearly 100000. Low bids total 611284 for general, mechanical, electrical and elevator work, while purchase and other fees push total costs beyond 608000. City officials, led by City Manager Robert Mills, will present options to the City Commission to cover the gap, including additional revenue, rebidding, or restarting the process. The project has a 300000 federal grant and 308000 to be financed by housing revenue bonds.
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Gottawa
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Kansas City
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